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Announcing RoboFuME🤖💨, a system for autonomous & efficient real-world robot learning that 1. pre-trains a VLM reward model and a multi-task RL policy from diverse off-the-shelf demo data; 2. runs RL fine-tuning online with the VLM reward model. 🔗 🧵↓

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